Mapping to the IP address of the logged-in user<u>-will detect a credential theft</u>
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Explanation:
In the "Domain Credential Filter" method the firewall matches the username and the password submitted by the user with the corporate user id and password.
In order to match the credentials submitted by the user the firewalls retrieves data from the bloom filter which is further connected to windows User-ID credential service add-on.
The firewall also looks in its Mapping Table for the IP address of the logged-in user
Sorry but your notation is ambiguous
Is it U(n+1) = (3U(n) + 1)/(5U(n) + 3)
or U(n+1) = (3U(n) + 1)/(5U(n)) + 3
or U(n+1) = 3U(n) + (1/5U(n)) + 3
or U(n+1) = 3U(n) + (1/5)U(n) + 3?
<span>If so, what do you wish us to do with this sequence?
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192.168.10.47 would be the multicast address for this network.
Form or volume probably. sorry, this question needs more info
Answer:
A. Corrupted or missing display driver
Explanation:
The most likely reason for this problem would be a corrupted or missing display driver. The display driver is in charge of grabbing the information from the graphic card and adjusting all the necessary settings so that all of the graphic card's power is able to be utilized. Missing or corrupt drivers can cause errors such as laggy display, wrong resolution/minimum resolution, missing display settings, etc. A graphic card failure on the other hand would show no image on the screen whatsoever when turning on the computer.
